This year, The Panel is considering not to publish the matriculation list on the back page of the Commencement Issue (the list of students and their college choices). This has been a tradition for this issue for upwards of a decade (probably longer). It is also one of the only places in print where one can find this list. Many believe that this tradition is an important part of Belmont Hill’s culture of openness, honesty, and commitment to celebrating students’ accomplishments. By signing below, you are indicating that you believe The Panel should not change, and continue to publish a matriculation list. Please indicate your form.
I really did not think people cared about this list as much as they clearly do because my phone has been buzzing nonstop with notifications since this morning. It feels surreal to see so many of you backing this tradition and honestly it makes me feel a bit better about us being able to convince them to keep it in the paper.
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Tom Wright
13 years ago
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culture of openness means showing off where we are going. leave it alone.
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Emily Sullivan
13 years ago
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been looking forward to seeing my name on that page since freshman year. dont take that away from us now
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Mike Russell
13 years ago
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dont break tradition guys. it feels like a slap in the face to all the seniors who worked hard for four years
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David Morrison
13 years ago
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Everyone looks for this page when the issue drops. Please keep it in print.
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Sarah Frost
13 years ago
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Seriously? Why are they trying to fix something that isnt even broken. Put the list back.
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Jason Duncan
13 years ago
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WHAT IS THE POINT OF A COMMENCEMENT ISSUE WITHOUT THE LIST????
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This year, The Panel is considering not to publish the matriculation list on the back page of the Commencement Issue (the list of students and their college choices). This has been a tradition for this issue for upwards of a decade (probably longer). It is also one of the only places in print where one can find this list. Many believe that this tradition is an important part of Belmont Hill’s culture of openness, honesty, and commitment to celebrating students’ accomplishments. By signing below, you are indicating that you believe The Panel should not change, and continue to publish a matriculation list. Please indicate your form.
I really did not think people cared about this list as much as they clearly do because my phone has been buzzing nonstop with notifications since this morning. It feels surreal to see so many of you backing this tradition and honestly it makes me feel a bit better about us being able to convince them to keep it in the paper.
6 Comments
T
Tom Wright
13 years ago
Featured
culture of openness means showing off where we are going. leave it alone.
E
Emily Sullivan
13 years ago
Featured
been looking forward to seeing my name on that page since freshman year. dont take that away from us now
M
Mike Russell
13 years ago
Featured
dont break tradition guys. it feels like a slap in the face to all the seniors who worked hard for four years
D
David Morrison
13 years ago
Featured
Everyone looks for this page when the issue drops. Please keep it in print.
S
Sarah Frost
13 years ago
Featured
Seriously? Why are they trying to fix something that isnt even broken. Put the list back.
J
Jason Duncan
13 years ago
Featured
WHAT IS THE POINT OF A COMMENCEMENT ISSUE WITHOUT THE LIST????
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culture of openness means showing off where we are going. leave it alone.